INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH is a peer reviewed journal that encourages the use of critical, experimental and traditional forms of qualitative inquiry in the interests of social justice. We seek works that are both academically sound and partisan, works that offer knowledge-based radical critiques of social settings and institutions while promoting human dignity, human rights, and just societies around the globe. Submissions to the journal are judged by the effective use of critical qualitative research methodologies and practices for understanding and advocacy in policy arenas, as well as clarity of writing and willingness to experiment with new and traditional forms of presentation. Linked to the annual Congress for Qualitative Inquiry, much of the journal’s content will be drawn from presentations and themes developed from these international meetings. Attendees of the Congress will receive an annual subscription as part of their registration fees. TABLE OF CONTENTS of the upcoming issue - Vol. 2, Issue 3
Apocalyspe Now: Overcoming Resistances to Qualitative Inquiry Norman K. Denzin Tales from the Crypt Laurel Richardson
Pledging personal alliance to qualitative inquiry Ronald Pelias Warm Ideas and Chilling Consequences Arthur P. Bochner Fighting Back or Moving On:
An Autoethnographic Response to Critics Carolyn Ellis Why “Writing Qualitative Inquiry” Matters: A Factional Fable Harold L. Goodall, Jr Negotiating Identity While Scaling the Walls of the Ivory Tower: Too Brown to be White and Too White to be Brown Margarita Refugia Olivas Human Rights Theory: Criteria, Boundaries, and Complexities A. Belden Fields
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